Tour Selena Gomez's $6.6M Former Luxurious Calabasas Home Now Owned By French Montana

Privacy is becoming more and more of a need among those living in Hollywood. Their choice of living space and city become more and more exclusive. Lately, the Calabasas area in California has been popular, along with Hidden Hills on the San Fernando Valley's western end, each becoming a comfortable living spot among the rich and famous. Many of the Kardashian and Jenner family members live across several gated communities in Calabasas, along with Justin Bieber, making it no surprise that hit song maker Selena Gomez chose to live there shortly after her starring role on the Disney Channel's Wizards of Waverly Place.

The $6.6 million mansion formerly owned by Gomez, who sold it to rapper French Montana in 2016, is back up for sale. According to TopTenRealEstateDeals.com, the 7,786 square-foot mansion owned by Gomez and Montana offers five bedrooms and six baths and sits on 3.10 acres of land. It resides in the Mureau Estates gated community and was built in 2004. The home was designed with the music industry in mind due to its past owners.

The home can hold large parties with its spacious rooms, chef's kitchen and five fireplaces. There are several floor-to-ceiling windows, accompanied by private family bedrooms, a formal living room and a dining room. In the backyard, there is a pool, spa, cabana, outdoor kitchen and a brick pizza oven. What used to be the former guest house was turned into a $400,000 electric recording studio by Montana, who's real name is Karim Kharbouch.

Of course, someone using this much space will more than likely have more than one car, so the home was designed with a four-car garage and outdoor parking area that holds more than ten vehicles. There is also an outdoor courtyard and plenty of lounging space. The home exudes plenty of elegance with a contemporary and modern appeal. The home also offers a different color scheme inside each room, with some rooms decorated in grey and white, while others in gold and black. The recording room is dressed in red with black accents in the furniture and painted walls.

The outdoor seating area feels and looks as if it was inspired by Spain, while other parts are decorated to feel as if other parts of the world added their flavor into the walls. Below is a list of photos of both the inside and outside of the $6.6 million mansion currently up for sale.